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Book 1. (9 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	137	Things grew black for a moment, but I shook myself and clenched my teeth, breathed in the sharp, cold mountain air, once, twice, three times, slowly, gathering the piercing contact of reality into my lungs, reassuring myself that I was alive, not dreaming, that I held in my hands a letter with an in...	10
1	185	There might be a point in someone's destroying the letter, but presumably there would be little point or no point in destroying the ring.	10
1	187	Whatever it was, father or no, that was the source of these frightening events, it did not seem to wish me harm, but then, I thought, somewhat bitterly, floods and earthquakes presumably wish no one harm either.	10
4	84	Perhaps something of the same sort lingers even on our native Earth, where the first name of a person is reserved for use by those who know him intimately and presumably wish him no harm.	10
5	61	Presumably, it would be at least a matter of minutes before her identity was discovered, and, before that, she would take the poison provided by the Council.	10
14	67	I felt numb, even my back, which presumably would have been a riot of pain if I had not felt myself near death.	10
16	3	It would presumably be suicidal to make any direct attempt to cut through to her, and yet, if this was the last resort, I knew I would make the attempt.	10
16	4	In the meantime, until the city fell or Pa-Kur altered his plans, she would presumably be safe.	10
16	48	I was certain that he had entered the city in some manner and was presumably waiting for his chance to strike at the Home Stones of the tributary cities, in order, if possible, to divide the horde of Pa-Kur.	10

Book 2. (4 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	43	It was common, of course, for Initiates to claim to speak for the Priest-Kings; indeed, it was presumably the calling of their caste to interpret the will of the Priest-Kings to men.	10
7	34	It was obvious that Thorn, unlike my old enemy Pa-Kur, who presumably had perished at the siege of Ar, was not a man above sensual vices, not a man who could with fanatical purity and single-minded devotion sacrifice himself and entire peoples to the ends of his ambition and power.	10
8	39	The vendor would then hold up a higher number, sometimes bending his fingers at the knuckle to indicate a fraction of the value unit, which would be, presumably, the copper tarn disk.	10
24	215	Thorn was silent, for how could he claim to know that the girl was not Lara, when presumably he had never looked upon the face of the true Tatrix? "I am she," cried the girl.	10

Book 3. (2 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	86	My decision was motivated in part by the fact that the hall allowed few concealments for ambush and I would presumably see my pursuer almost as soon as he saw me.	10
30	83	To this generous proposal he added, sensing it might not in itself be irresistible, a tub of salt per man and two female Muls, to be provided after the defeat of Misk's forces, when presumably there would be captured females to distribute to the victors.	10

Book 4. (11 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	16	Only that the egg was the egg of Priest-Kings gave me occasion to suspect, to hope, that somehow within that mysterious, presumably ovoid sphere, if it still existed, quiescent but latent, there might be life.	10
2	121	Beneath it, however, partially concealed by the cloth, was apparently a mask of chain, presumably not unlike that of the first rider, the chain depending from the helmet.	10
9	371	It had been at that time that she had called him a Tuchuk sleen, presumably because he had dared present her with a gift.	10
13	177	Clerks, with parchment scrolls, were circulating among the altars, presumably, I would guess, noting the names of haruspexes, their peoples, and their findings.	10
15	43	Now, to my chagrin, the sphere lay not in a Tuchuk wagon on the open prairie but, presumably, in the House of Saphrar, a merchant stronghold, behind the high, white walls of Turia.	10
17	33	These two, even before the tharlarion or the turtle, would by now, presumably, have surfaced to breathe.	10
18	33	My feet and legs felt cold and yet as if they were burning—presumably the acids of the pool were at work.	10
20	36	The first sixty feet or so of the tower would presumably be solid stone, to protect the tower from forced entrance or the immediate, efficient use of battering rams.	10
23	22	I sensed, however, that he was angry when I spoke of the probable complicity of the Paravaci with the Turians, striking when and how they did, even during the Omen Year, presumably to draw the Tuchuks away from Turia.	10
23	85	In the morning, however, they would presumably avoid the herd, find a clear avenue of attack, and strike, perhaps even through the wagons, pinning us against our own herd.	10
25	297	To almost anyone who would come upon her she might seem but a beautiful barbarian, fit presumably by birth and blood only for the collar of a master.	10

Book 5. (17 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	182	Other Initiates wished to examine these omens, being read in the state of the bosk's liver, but Complicius Serenus, as though in terror, had cast the liver into the fire, presumably that such dark portents might be immediately destroyed.	10
3	27	With them they would have brought their customs, their skills, their habits, their games, which, in time, would presumably have undergone considerable modification.	10
3	65	Many other diseases, which presumably flourished centuries ago on Gor, tended to be neglected, as less dangerous and less universal than that of aging.	10
3	124	It seemed reasonably clear to me, at that point, that the Player had made a presumably weaker move in order to prejudice the game against himself, a move which could be defended, however, on the grounds that certain authorities favored it.	10
4	110	"As you presumably know these are difficult times in Ar, and a good sword is a good investment, and steel in these days is upon occasion more valuable than gold".	10
4	228	On the other hand it would be done presumably in the House of Cernus.	10
5	357	"Doubtless," said Misk, "but the interesting thing to Priest-Kings is that the Others, rational and advanced creatures presumably, have elected this primitive fashion of controlling their population".	10
7	117	I recognized English, and French and German, something that was presumably Arabic, and other boxes which were marked with characters doubtless either Chinese or Japanese.	10
8	142	I was troubled for a moment, but it passed, recalling that the Warrior who had been slain presumably in my stead on the bridge in the vicinity of the Cylinder of Warriors in Ko-ro-ba had been of Thentis.	10
11	18	The cages of female slaves were mixed in with those of the male slaves, presumably on no other basis than what cage happened to be empty at a given time.	10
13	27	If Marlenus had wished to strike the Hinrabians he presumably would have flown his tarn to the central cylinder itself and cut his way to the throne of the Administrator.	10
17	202	Two members of the High Council, who had spoken out against the influence of Merchants in the politics of Ar, presumably a veiled reference to Cernus, were found slain, one cut down by killing knife and another throttled and found dangling from a bridge near his home.	10
17	215	The Scribes of the Central Cylinder examined the records and, to their horror, discrepancies were revealed, in particular payments to members of the Hinrabian family for services it was not clear had ever been performed; most outstandingly there had been a considerable disbursement for the construct...	10
18	327	I could see the bread ovens in one wall; the long fire pit over which could be put cooking racks, the mountings for spits and kettle hooks; the fire pit was mostly black now, but, here and there, I could see a few broken sticks of glowing charcoal; aside from this, the light in the room came from on...	10
19	16	He had been a member of the staff of Caprus, the agent of Priest-Kings, until the latter had disappeared, presumably because he had displeased Cernus; Philemon of Tyros had then assumed Caprus' position and duties.	10
24	106	At times we walked up swirling gradients, at times stairs, swirling and broad, leading higher and higher into the cylinder; sometimes we walked through marble-floored passageways, in which, through narrow windows, designed to be too small for a body to pass, but large enough for use as crossbow port...	10
24	114	The palace guard, I had learned from Hup, would be, on a staggered basis, rotated, in order that the honor of serving the Ubar would be more broadly distributed, and, further, presumably, that no given faction of men could come, in time, to dominate the guards; the pay of the guards, incidentally, w...	10

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	110	That the punt might be used to bring men behind attacking rencers was quite improbable; further, had it been used, presumably it would have encountered rencers in their several rence craft and been thereby neutralized or destroyed.	10
8	249	In the darkness, presumably, they had seized upon it and, either amidst the shouting and the blind fighting, or perhaps afterwards, in a terrifying quiet, the prelude perhaps to yet another putative attack, had climbed over the side and, poling away desperately, had made their escape.	10
11	400	Moreover, I regarded them as presumably in my best interest.	10
11	413	The arsenal guard, presumably, would become a branch of the newly formed council guard, if such became a reality.	10
14	61	In questions of ramming, I suppose the heavier ship would deliver the heaviest blow, but, even this might be contested, for the lighter ship would, presumably, be moving more rapidly.	10
14	71	I had even had it observed by men at the various slave wharves, presumably inspecting the merchandise.	10
14	202	And, of course, as soon as the enemy ships would turn back, they would be vulnerable to my own, presumably faster vessels.	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	236	I wondered where the draft animals, presumably oxen, were, who would draw the heavy wagon.	10
11	1133	Of course I was a slave girl! I had been taught that! I knew it well! But I would be a superb one! Sometimes I thought angrily of girls on Earth, many of them, who, too, were slave girls, but who had not learned this, and who, presumably, would never do so.	10
13	740	I knew then we were within the territory of Ar, and must be high over the Margin of Desolation, a barren area, now recovering itself, which, years ago, had been cleared and devastated, that the northern fields of Ar by such a natural barrier, by such a wall of hunger and thirst, might be protected, ...	10

Book 8. (3 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	128	I had information, specific information, thanks to Tana and Ela, which Marlenus, presumably, lacked.	10
14	27	At the height of the feast some dozen or so panther girls would have overpowered the guards at the gate, presumably drunken, and opened the gate.	10
18	249	None of them, presumably, could survive alone in it.	10

Book 9. (2 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	634	It would, presumably, follow the coast north, perhaps above the forests, perhaps to the bleak coasts of forbidding Torvaldsland itself.	10
22	185	The second reason is presumably simple.	10

Book 10. (13 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	276	Some of the ornately barred, crimson-draped cells, with brass bowls, and rugs, and cushions and lamps, were quite comfortable; some of the cells held more than one occupant; some of the girls were permitted cosmetics and slave silk; generally, however, girls in the pen are raw, totally, save for the...	10
1	459	The boy, for example, presumably, if he had his wits about him, would not follow the kaiila long enough on foot to place himself outside the "rim" of the "wheel".	10
3	146	But yet, for some reason, he had fought his way, presumably eventually on foot, dying, through the desert, toward civilization, to warn someone, or something, of a steel tower.	10
7	67	Had there been sand storms the rock, too, presumably, would have been covered.	10
7	629	It was not impossible that the penal caravan, with me, and presumably, others, would be intercepted.	10
10	294	They will, presumably, be put to death".	10
11	199	Each of these, however, the world of the man, the cuttlefish, the butterfly, the ant, the sleen, the Priest-King is congruent, though perhaps in unusual ways, with the presumably singular, unique physical world.	10
11	423	Abdul had been the lowly water carrier in Tor, a minor agent, presumably of Others, the Kurii, who had wished to keep me from the Tahari.	10
21	481	I made certain that the Kur within, if he could hear aught, would be able to tell that someone ascended the side of the ship, dragging an inert weight, presumably a body.	10
21	492	I let it be clear that I was outside the portal, that I had ascended the side of the ship, that with me, dragged, was an inert weight, presumably a body.	10
21	541	It had been muchly stripped, apparently, presumably to lighten it.	10
21	580	I had little doubt that these measurements, however, were calibrated on the movements of a world, presumably vanished, destroyed in their wars.	10
22	10	Presumably there would be routine provisionings or communications with Kurii agents, though not by radio or any similar device which might attract the attention of listening stations in the Sardar.	10

Book 11. (11 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	62	Those who had survived the pox would presumably live to procreate themselves, on the whole presumably transmitting their immunity or relative immunity to their offspring.	10
10	59	Twice earlier, on the great road to Ar, Tup Ladletender had pointed out tarnsmen in flight, presumably messengers.	10
13	81	Entropy itself is presumably a moment in a cosmic rhythm.	10
22	360	The very sight of a female slave, particularly as they are likely to be garbed, and must move, would be likely to stun a man of Earth; nothing has prepared him to believe that such women exist; one of the things that would be most likely to startle him, if not trouble him, perhaps cause him initial ...	10
25	111	"A more complicated cipher, indexed to key words or key numbers, would presumably have required a wheel or table for its interpretation".	10
25	159	"Perhaps," said Iskander, "but presumably we would encounter numerous keys.	10
27	354	The average Gorean male would presumably regard a sexually aggressive woman as mentally deranged, and perhaps in a rather unpleasant way.	10
28	40	In the carving it may be seen that the throats of the girls are encircled by ropelike collars, presumably woven of some vegetable substance.	10
28	99	Presumably the bids then would much increase.	10
28	101	Presumably he would order me to my feet and, sensing the crowd, playing it with skill, put me through what slave paces seemed suitable.	10
28	159	With one hundred and twenty girls the most serious bidding would presumably come somewhere between Girl 80 and Girl 95.	10

Book 12. (13 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	36	They were approaching the pond, presumably to draw water.	10
15	647	"Presumably," I said.	10
21	23	For one thing they are generally short and heavy, a body configuration which tends to conserve heat; for another there are serological differences between them and even other red races of Gor; these serological differences, presumably selected for in the course of generations, doubtless play some ro...	10
21	301	You would not speak unless you were spoken to, and then presumably only to respond deferentially to commands.	10
23	116	A simple Kur, hungry, predatory, aggressive, would have presumably seized up the body of the sleen or perhaps meat from the sled and, in the face of the charging red hunters, made away, feeding as it retreated.	10
23	462	Thus, presumably, it would have penetrated and passed through the territory in which Karjuk maintained his lonely outpost.	10
27	37	The best that we could do, presumably, if caught in the open, would be to fight back to back, the girls, low, at our feet.	10
27	39	Our best chance, presumably, would be to have pack ice behind us.	10
27	289	It is, thus, presumably genetically determined, or a function of genetic determinations.	10
29	25	That seemed a security unwarranted by the minimal damage or mischief which, presumably, might be wrought by a lightly clad or naked slave.	10
29	66	"Considering all these things, and the obvious fraud of the severed head, which you purported was that of the infiltrating ice beast, it seemed clear that you were in league with Kurii, and that, indeed, you and the first beast had presumably been traveling together.	10
32	110	The overhead tracks, too, those controlling the movements of neck-chained slaves, presumably did not reach to all areas.	10
35	400	They would be, presumably, innocent victims in the wars of beasts and men.	10

Book 13. (15 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	642	"I suspect the depression of the switch, presumably to be accomplished in the Sardar, will initiate an explosion".	10
1	666	If Shaba, whom we may suppose contacts Msaliti, rather than the opposite, suspects anything is amiss, he will presumably not come forth".	10
4	351	Here she would, presumably, attempt to conceal herself.	10
4	356	She would presumably then be tied and taken to the praetor.	10
5	661	If we could acquire once more, of course, the Tahari ring, the fourth ring, which had been brought to Gor by a Kur faction intent upon preserving the planet from destruction, we could, presumably, have it duplicated in the Sardar.	10
12	627	Too, since he had paid for her in silver tarsks he would wish to sell her in the same denomination and, presumably, at some profit.	10
13	331	"Presumably that will be done with you, frequently enough," I said.	10
14	771	"In time," I said, "if I do not return, you will both presumably be caught and put up for public auction".	10
15	217	I might have discerned this had he not appeared to be intent on misdirecting our attention, calling it to the simple warning system, that of the threads and peas, in the ceiling, presumably to effect a switch of the rings while our attention was diverted.	10
17	54	"Presumably not," said Msaliti.	10
19	100	Bila Huruma was to be slain by Jambia, who would then escape, presumably by cutting through the grass wall.	10
26	44	They do this, explicitly, for reasons quite similar to those which long ago presumably prompted the English custom, namely, provision for defense, and the facilitation, if it seems desirable, of aggression.	10
32	726	The marsh and river tharlarion, accordingly, if descended from such beasts, brought long ago to Gor on Voyages of Acquisition by Priest-Kings, would presumably resemble them more closely.	10
32	1034	"They are, presumably, or surely most of them, of Earth stock," I said.	10
43	88	Presumably, then, they were not fresh captures".	10

Book 14. (20 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	329	"Gor and the Bermuda Triangle have presumably nothing to do with one another".	10
1	781	Indeed, it suddenly struck me as not only strange that she had addressed this question, presumably a rhetorical question to me, but, too, that this was precisely the sort of thing which, for no reason I clearly understood, women of her political persuasion spent a great deal of time, excessively in ...	10
1	1092	They would not, of course, presumably, want me.	10
2	226	Another man preceded them, presumably to facilitate their passage and, perhaps, open the van.	10
3	152	I heard the clink of the metal piece, presumably a ring, on my collar.	10
4	240	These range from the praising of an idiotic celibacy in the interests of a presumably nonexistent spirit to the genres of dirty jokes and stories, in which a vengeance is taken on the thwarted sexuality by trying to make it appear small and dirty.	10
4	275	It should not be difficult, with power in the hands of women, presumably an inevitable eventuality in your type of democracy, to bring about the success of these programs".	10
6	71	The House of Andronicus, in which I was slave, presumably did not wish to offend the female visitors.	10
7	976	Aggression, displaced, would presumably be ventilated against an external enemy.	10
12	239	The English expression for the garment was presumably unknown to the Lady Tendite.	10
13	298	The column had been flanked, too, by two other officers, presumably of lesser rank.	10
13	322	The Lady Florence, of course, if I were identified as her slave, would by my collar presumably be recognized as a citizeness of Vonda, one of the cities of the confederation.	10
13	439	The men in them, facing one another, were talking, presumably greeting one another and passing the time of day with genial converse.	10
13	479	There, her tunic had been hitched up to her hip, presumably the better to expose her beauty and the mark which identified it as merely that of an item of merchandise.	10
16	201	I would not relish being whipped again, though presumably it would not be with the snake, nor being perhaps confined for another day in close chains.	10
16	239	"Presumably you would not," he said.	10
16	240	"But presumably you would come into the possession of some man who truly wanted you, and who was willing to pay good money for you".	10
26	361	"What of me?" "You will be left here as a trussed, female fool," I said, "to be a prisoner for others, others who presumably will be less particular about the intelligence of their captives".	10
27	122	Interestingly the women of Tharna, presumably held in one of the most abject slaveries on the planet, are said to be among the most loving and content of all women.	10
30	65	This is presumably a function of such things as its actual restraint, which is quite real; its message to her that she is an animal, a slave; and its making clear to her, by a device, such as a bracelet, a brand or collar, what is the order of nature, who it is who controls her and who it is whom sh...	10

Book 15. (12 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	347	The intelligent woman, of course, now put to her knees, quickly grasps what she now is, and what is expected of her; she now realizes that she is now, presumably for the first time in her life, in the presence of masters, authentic masters of women; she is well aware of the collar on her neck, and i...	10
3	298	It would be difficult to get them to the river markets, which lay beyond Lara, down the Vosk, and higher prices, presumably, could be obtained for them in the markets of the south.	10
4	133	Several men in the main room of the inn wore masks now presumably to conceal their identity for various reasons.	10
20	78	I would presumably have been slain there had it not been for the intervention of the derelict, Callimachus, once a warrior of Port Cos.	10
25	203	"Excellent," said Tasdron, "excellent," and he rose from the table, letting himself out of the room with a key, by means of a side door, one which led up a flight of stairs, presumably to private compartments.	10
27	34	He would presumably be an important man, and the security of his identity a closely guarded secret.	10
29	140	"You yourself are presumably well informed," I said.	10
29	177	"There will be presumably some four or five hundred men in the holding," I said.	10
30	58	"How did you know that we were not the scout ships of Ragnar Voskjard?" We had, after all, known the signs and countersigns, and, presumably, those of the holding of Policrates would not be familiar with all of the men or ships of Ragnar Voskjard.	10
30	166	"We have information," said Policrates, "that it was the true courier of Ragnar Voskjard who came to the holding, independently of the evidence that it was he who gave us the topaz, which stone presumably could have been only in the possession of the true courier".	10
32	87	I myself, in my unsuccessful ruse, betrayed, presumably by the Earth-girl slave, Peggy, had posed as a commander of scout ships, supposedly sent ahead by the fleet of Ragnar Voskjard.	10
32	88	Now, it seemed, so soon, the actual ship, or ships, though it now seemed there was only one, had appeared, conducted its business, and was now returning westward on the river, presumably to rendezvous with the Voskjard.	10

Book 16. (13 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	120	The free woman looks into a slave kennel but she, presumably, has never occupied it, the helpless prisoner behind its bars; the free woman may see chains but she, presumably, has never worn them; she may see the whip but she, presumably, has never felt it.	10
2	190	"Presumably, if the chain is cut, they will withdraw to protect Port Cos".	10
6	147	Presumably it would have been brought, beached and on rollers, about the south guard station.	10
8	23	Surely Reginald himself, captain of the Tamira, would be above decks and forward, presumably on the stem castle taking note of the course of the battle.	10
8	141	Had the rendezvous been made at the holding the prisoners, presumably, would no longer be on board.	10
9	330	I remembered, then, the ship I had heard of, shortly before entering the hold of the Tuka, that which had been identified as a derelict, one presumably drifting downriver, lost from the confusion of the night, illuminated by our diversion of the burning Olivia, a pasang or so to the east.	10
12	85	Our trap, presumably, would then have been fruitlessly sprung.	10
16	146	Accordingly, the only inward compensation for the refraction differential would presumably have to be learned by trial and error.	10
19	128	The free woman may look upon the smooth tiles flooring a room but, presumably, she has never felt them on her naked flesh, on her belly, as she has kissed the feet of her master.	10
19	129	Too, presumably, she will never have been beaten upon them, or forced, as a discipline, to clean them, prone, her hands bound behind her, a small brush held in her teeth.	10
19	352	If she appears less comely or clumsy, he will presumably order her out of the tent, to appeal to first one of his men, and then to another, to find one who is willing to use her.	10
20	170	When he left tonight, of course, she would not be wearing a collar, and, presumably, she would be stripped.	10
20	338	They would there presumably be relieved of their chains and would return with the black wine.	10

Book 17. (35 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	19	"The attack presumably did not take place at dawn," said Grunt, "and, presumably, it would not have occurred late in the day".	10
16	327	The beasts which had inhabited them, presumably one to a wagon, given the territoriality and irritability of the Kur, presumably would then have been afoot.	10
1	412	The nails, or claws, on the hands, are usually filed, presumably to facilitate the manipulation of tools and instrumentation.	10
1	607	Presumably Samos and I could not have pronounced the actual names of the creatures.	10
1	801	This is presumably a function of so little being known about them, as a whole, and the cunning, ruthlessness and ferocity of so many of the tribes.	10
1	860	This is presumably a favorable sign.	10
1	1343	"Presumably," said Kog.	10
2	10	"They might have attacked us almost immediately in the tarn complex, and presumably have made good their escape," I said.	10
2	39	The venture, presumably, would be one which would be in our common interest, one in which we could find a mutual profit".	10
2	52	"Few red savages live outside of the Barrens," I said, "and those who do would presumably be as unfamiliar with them as would be anyone else in their circumstances".	10
5	138	Considering the game presumably available in the Barrens there were several more wagons in the lines than would have seemed called for.	10
7	20	To be sure, the most luscious merchandise, presumably to be sold rather late in the evening, I had gathered, had not even been put in the pits.	10
7	33	This is presumably in deference to the delicacy and sensibilities of free women.	10
7	82	The kaiila were presumably from the northern ranches and would be sold in Kailiauk, and in the towns to the south.	10
8	579	I presumably seemed large, and strong.	10
8	1156	"This fellow, Grunt," I said, "is presumably a well-known trader.	10
9	10	It was of peeled Ka-la-na wood and, from its top, there dangled two long, narrow, yellow, black-tipped feathers, from the tail of the taloned Herlit, a large, broad-winged, carnivorous bird, sometimes in Gorean called the Sun Striker, or, more literally, though in clumsier English, Out-of-the-sun-it...	10
13	48	She doubtless thus understood its meaning, but did not, presumably, understand it in its full meaning, as what it might mean, fully, to present herself as a Gorean slave girl for the pleasure of a master.	10
13	939	"What if I do not?" "Then you will presumably be slain," I said.	10
13	1459	"In English, as I see now, interestingly, virginity is spoken of as a positive property, and nonvirginity, in spite of its obvious and momentous importance, and even its necessity, presumably, for the continuation of the species, seems to be regarded as being merely the absence of a property, or the...	10
14	472	It was clear to him that Grunt, if he truly, seriously, wished to hide a girl, would presumably cache her, bound and gagged, out of sight, perhaps in a slit trench a pasang or so away.	10
14	473	As it was, the kailiauk hide was presumably a device to arouse the interest of a possible buyer.	10
14	1123	In the compound sign fleer presumably occurs as a modifier in virtue of the bird's coloration.	10
14	1226	"The larger party has done its work and is returning to its home, presumably under the command of a Blotanhunka, a war-party leader, usually a fellow of mature and experienced judgment.	10
15	239	The first portion of this sign means "time," and the second portion indicates, presumably, the forward movement of time.	10
16	42	These fires presumably would have been within the wagon circle.	10
16	92	He would have, presumably, but one shot with it.	10
16	152	They would presumably classify it with sleen or urts, not men.	10
16	328	Most then, presumably, might have been slain.	10
16	342	The first attack had presumably taken place there, on that part of the column.	10
16	343	Too, they would have been less able, presumably, to defend themselves than the soldiers.	10
17	263	"Too," I said, "they would presumably not wish to give the infantry a chance to reform, to close its lines again and set up a solid perimeter".	10
18	163	It was Kaiila, thus, presumably, who had fastened him down.	10
19	329	Presumably, then, it would have been I who, in foolishness, or not knowing any better, would have had the temerity to cut the thongs.	10
19	714	That was presumably the Kaiila camp.	10

Book 18. (41 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
54	133	Then, if he had not sold them in the meantime, presumably they would accompany him back to Kailiauk in the spring, whence, after selling his goods and making his profits, and restocking his stores, he would presumably return once more, trading, to the Barrens, this time presumably in the company of ...	10
2	98	Later, of course, presumably both will understand themselves as no more than what they are, slaves.	10
7	153	Too, that a given girl has been beaten, and has thus, presumably, failed to be fully pleasing in some way, makes her an object of contempt and ridicule among other girls.	10
7	493	Similarly, it is natural to expect that the general, sex-linked orientations and predispositions, statistically obvious, both male and female, of human beings, presumably functions of genetic and hormonal differences, would tend to be reflected, broadly, in the sorts of tasks which each sex tends to...	10
7	522	Wasnapohdi would presumably be somewhere in his whereabouts.	10
9	555	"And I found it appropriate, and fulfilling, and reassuring, and rewarding in a way you presumably could not begin to conjecture".	10
12	425	Later, of course, for nobler reasons, she will presumably come to view it with even greater eagerness and affection.	10
14	75	After the joint attack and massacre of a few weeks ago, the Lady Mira had been captured and, presumably because she had been found with soldiers, sent to a Waniyanpi compound.	10
14	77	He, presumably, had, by now, made his way back to the Ihanke, to civilization and safety.	10
14	384	The transition, presumably, because of their conditioning and upbringing, having acclimated them to what, in effect, were Waniyanpi values, would doubtless have been much easier for a woman from Earth.	10
14	476	She had worn the robes of concealment, but only a wisp of diaphanous silk, presumably by intent, had feigned to hide her features.	10
16	112	The failure to feel such feelings, in situations in which it would be natural to feel them, would presumably be a clue as to the presence of some unfortunate barrier or blockage, either physical or, more likely, psychological".	10
18	303	Iwoso, on the other hand, like the other three, who were presumably Yellow Knives, seemed quite calm.	10
19	127	"Also," said Cuwignaka, "presumably even a large war party would hesitate to attack a camp of this size".	10
22	264	This, presumably, would have been done later by Kaiila.	10
23	38	Thusly, presumably men would come with kaiila, either to bring more women, or to herd these away.	10
23	49	If a flight from the camp, with refugees, was to be made, presumably it would be most effectively conducted after dark.	10
28	128	Rather the stripping of these women, most of whom would presumably be slaves from the inner parts of the camp, was, in large measure, a security precaution, the camp being under attack.	10
28	220	Presumably we would await the attack of the Yellow Knives under the ropes and netting.	10
29	26	The Kinyanpi, presumably, would not be likely to fire on a nude white slave any more than on an unmounted kaiila.	10
29	28	It would be a greater danger, presumably, for a girl to hide in a lodge where, perhaps being mistaken for a free person, she might be struck by arrows, the skins of the lodge cover perhaps being riddled from above by the swift, flighted riders.	10
30	48	Mahpiyasapa had made a suitable adjustment, implicitly drawing a distinction between true and false medicines, the medicine of the Kaiila presumably being true medicine, and that of the Yellow Knives false.	10
32	168	Iwoso then crouched down and, taking a braided, rawhide rope from her waist, presumably the same one I had seen her with earlier, even before the first attack on the camp, tied it about the neck of the helpless, terrified slave.	10
34	36	We had made remarks in their hearing to which they, if they had understood Kaiila adequately, presumably would have responded, probably by swift flight.	10
37	262	Its relative scarcity, presumably, is a function not of repression, which does not exist, but of neglect or disinterest, a function of the nature, and naturalness, of the Gorean milieu, the innocent, unabashed complexion and constitution of its culture, its sensual and biological openness, frankness...	10
37	489	"It will presumably be moving with great speed and will be some ten to fifteen feet in the air.	10
39	272	"One of the Kinyanpi, having made this determination, having detected our presence in the tarn country," I said, "would presumably return to his camp, later to return with others".	10
41	112	"Most are presumably false".	10
42	20	Sleen, at the same time, had taken two others of Grunt's girls, Ginger and Evelyn, and his two male prisoners, Max and Kyle Hobart, the latter presumably to serve as boys, given such duties as watching over kaiila.	10
42	87	Whatever adjustment is made to meet the point rider will presumably provide at least one of the following, flanking riders with an exploitable advantage.	10
43	215	These confusions and distortions, of course, are eliminated, at least to a large extent, by having recourse to various stages in some presumably continuous, objective process.	10
43	360	Iwoso, of course, would presumably not be familiar with binding distinctions in the cities.	10
43	397	I was pleased to note that she was uttering a complexity of verbiage and, thus, was presumably not merely attempting to summon help.	10
44	338	He would wish the Yellow Knives to make the first strike, doubtless, absorbing and presumably subduing the brunt of the resistance, thus sparing his own men.	10
44	339	Similarly, in this fashion, if such matters entered his mind, there would presumably be fewer, if any, prisoners to be concerned about.	10
47	197	Due to lack of competition their battle skills, originally developed in connection with the kaiila, would presumably have declined.	10
47	403	The war chief cried out to them, presumably ordering them to remain in place.	10
54	171	During their time with the Sleen apparently Max and Kyle Hobart, unable to help themselves any longer, and finding the girls staked out, naked, in a desolate place, presumably as punishment, perhaps for some minor infraction, or some supposed lack of total pleasingness, had raped them.	10
54	185	They will then, presumably, return to their ranch, outside of Kailiauk.	10
56	53	If tribes without tarns could not hold their own against those who had them, then these other tribes would presumably be forced from their lands and into westward migrations.	10
56	96	Surely they would attempt to contact Samos of Port Kar and, in this, would presumably be apprising you, too, of their plans".	10

Book 19. (38 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	I had then been, to my puzzlement, photographed several times, from the neck up, front view and profile, against a type of chart, on which appeared various graduated lines, presumably some type of calibrating or measuring device.	10
1	151	The counterfeiter presumably wishes to deceive people.	10
2	175	He then clicked the switch again, presumably turning it off.	10
2	212	The metal box looked as though it would fit into the carton, and, presumably, had been removed from it, after having been brought into the room.	10
3	229	They, presumably, in the way of nature, would be less likely to pretend that women were the same as themselves than to simply relish them, to keep them, to dominate, to own and treasure them, perhaps like horses or dogs, or, I thought, with a shudder, women.	10
3	506	This risk he would presumably regard as being a portion of the price he is willing to pay for the benefits of living in this type of society, which he regards, usually by far, as being a society superior to its alternatives.	10
4	304	The command of Drusus Rencius, for example, if he had had one, would presumably be relinquished when he took over his duties as a personal guard.	10
8	416	Certain areas of the house, however, I was not shown, presumably because I was a free woman, such as the lowest pens, the branding chamber, the discipline room, and the rooms where girls were taught to kiss and caress, and the movements of love.	10
8	417	"I will be good! I will be good!" I heard a girl cry, from within a low, steel, rectangular box, shoved against the side of the passage, presumably that it would not be in the way.	10
9	5	I could see some men and women moving across the square, presumably to join it.	10
9	68	In a context of this sort, presumably not in a tavern, and without music, the girl is expected to move, writhe and twist seductively before strong men.	10
9	228	These needs, too, presumably, given her appearance and curvatures, bespeaking a richness in female hormones, would be deeply feminine ones.	10
13	145	The woman in the slave collar and on the leash, covered by the sheet, her bare feet and ankles visible beneath it, would presumably be assumed to be merely a naked captive.	10
16	22	Surely I was not interested in being delivered to Ar, the very ally of Argentum, where, presumably, it would be impossible to escape detection.	10
16	335	These divisions are a function, presumably, of their simplicity, the ease with which they may be made, the ease with which, even without explicit measurement, equalities may be produced.	10
19	261	Shearing would presumably help to prevent that.	10
21	34	The tunic I had worn, too, had been worn by others, presumably slaves, before me.	10
21	35	Also, in the evening I had washed it thoroughly and, not donning it, handed it humbly to Speusippus before I had entered the trunk, presumably to be locked helplessly in it.	10
21	39	By the time he could do so, he would recognize, as a rational man, that the scent presumably would have faded.	10
21	45	One of the greatest advantages I had, I thought, was that Speusippus, being an intelligent man, would presumably keep the secret of my identity.	10
23	118	They would have seen them, presumably, only in the mouths of girls, slaves.	10
23	275	Similarly, there presumably I would be branded, collared and, if permitted clothing, put in distinctive garb.	10
23	276	Thus, even if one did manage to get beyond the walls, one would presumably be apprehended swiftly and returned to the mill masters.	10
23	282	Had he turned me over to the authorities I would doubtless have eventually been returned to Speusippus as his strayed Lita, and then conveyed by him, probably in chains, to Argentum, there presumably to be commended to the attentions of the impaling spear.	10
24	81	He wrote something down, presumably the name.	10
29	57	He was here presumably because he was something of a celebrity.	10
29	235	Indeed, Chenbar, he of Tyros, and Lurius, he of Cos, would presumably flaunt her presence if she were luxuriating within the compass of their hospitality, if only to spite Argentum, and Ar.	10
30	142	My trails would presumably be particularly rich and numerous in that vicinity.	10
30	152	My absence from my kennel would presumably be reported by midnight, the twentieth hour of the Gorean day.	10
30	526	He had had clothing, from the Tatrix, furnished to him from Corcyrus, presumably from her very chambers.	10
30	537	She had, presumably, in spite of their precautions, caught a glimpse of the other Sheila, elsewhere in the palace.	10
31	323	There was something of this involved in his command, the having to kiss the walls of his room, the furniture there, and such, but the form of the command was presumably motivated primarily by the consideration that compliance with it would guarantee a full and adequate negotiation of the room's inte...	10
31	771	Within the walls I would be efficiently imprisoned, presumably promptly and conveniently summonable to the feet of the masters.	10
32	209	This, presumably, is what Hassan would have done had he himself been effecting this change of slaves.	10
33	16	The guests, on the other hand, given the closeness of the beading and their greater distance from it, could detect my presence there only with difficulty, and, even then, presumably, they would be able to tell little other than the fact that the individual there, as might be discerned from the vague...	10
33	601	Presumably it had been taken by Ligurious in his flight from the city.	10
33	681	This might be accomplished, presumably, within the weapon laws and technological limitations imposed upon Gorean humans by Priest-Kings, for whatever might be their purposes".	10
36	1172	"Presumably it would add a few coins to your value".	10

Book 20. (44 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	710	To be sure, this is presumably a way of, as it is said, "courting the collar".	10
1	922	Presumably this had happened after the time I had gone to Torvaldsland, or, I suppose, I would have heard of it while there.	10
2	925	Presumably this makes them appear more uniform, and may assist in discipline.	10
2	1017	If he wished to have it out with me, presumably he would do so, with his own blade.	10
2	1020	Too, if he had wished to send an assassin against me, presumably he would have done so long ago.	10
2	1092	"The booth, too, presumably would have to be rented, and the slave drugged," I said.	10
2	1100	"Presumably she would only know that it was some fellow in a mask," said Samos.	10
2	1103	"The fellow to whom he rented the booth would presumably have been masked," said Samos.	10
2	1218	Presumably it has been decided that you are not to be relied upon in this matter.	10
2	1246	"From time to time," said Samos, "presumably you yourself, incognito, or an agent acting on your behalf, might be in the city.	10
3	109	If she were really the mistress of a work gang we presumably would not have constituted the work gang but would merely have been added to it.	10
3	128	We could not have come this far from Port Kar in so short a time, presumably, if we had not been brought most of the way by tarn, probably in tarn baskets.	10
3	131	This was presumably to make it appear, at least in the vicinity of the Sardar, that we were truly a work chain.	10
3	167	She presumably had a rendezvous to keep at the fair.	10
4	79	I conjectured that they were theoretically on the same level, or nearly on the same level, perhaps reporting to the same superior, or superiors, presumably Priest-Kings.	10
4	133	"Presumably," he said.	10
5	397	Presumably there was no Belnar who was a Ubar in Brundisium.	10
5	408	Presumably it was merely her intention to mislead me.	10
6	525	Accordingly she would presumably know a great deal about being a free woman.	10
6	604	"I see, sir," said the newcomer, who was understood to be the free woman, the Lady Tipa, but was presumably Boots's Bina, usually the companion and confidante of the Brigella, "that you well know how to put a slave through her paces".	10
7	111	As it was, since I was not bargaining for a commission with him, he presumably supposed that I would obtain a finder's fee from the buyer.	10
7	165	This provides not only the seller with a convenience, helping to make certain his records remain clear, but it can be helpful to the buyer also, who may then, presumably already having established his interests, perhaps in virtue of commands earlier addressed to the lovely chattels in the exhibition...	10
7	189	Three silver tarsks would surely tide him over, and his company, until the next performances, presumably to take place somewhere other than on the fairgrounds.	10
8	22	I saw another fellow start toward Boots's wagon, presumably to fetch the keys to Bina's and Rowena's ankle rings.	10
12	285	If he did advance it in that fashion, promoting it presumably to a Rider of the High Tharlarion, to bring the Home Stone under immediate attack, and prevent me from advancing my own Rider of the High Tharlarion to Ubar's Initiate Nine, finishing the game, I would take it with my Builder.	10
12	428	"Those presumably indicate the 'boards,'" he said.	10
12	480	These materials, presumably, would exist in Brundisium, and of course, in Ar, if indeed that were the intended destination of the messages.	10
12	505	I myself was now in hiding from Priest-Kings, presumably to remain under cover until Samos had resolved certain matters with the Sardar, or until some new developments might be forthcoming.	10
12	520	I must soon, in the performances, I feared, hood the Lady Yanina, or perhaps, better, sell the wench to someone bound in another direction, and replace her altogether with another girl, presumably a slave, whom I might purchase somewhere, a girl it would be safer to take into Brundisium, one not fro...	10
12	607	Presumably she was on her way to empty it, outside the camp.	10
13	75	It was probably greater now, for some reason, I suspected, than earlier, else Boots would presumably have known more of it.	10
13	236	If I had thought there would have been, I would have posted the representative of the urt people near the bars and, presumably warned by him in time of any approach on the part of a jailer, replaced the table carefully in its original position.	10
14	353	The hideous squeal which was so terrifying, so shrill and piercing, which had such an effect on the other animals, was presumably something like a stranger-in-our-midst signal, a stranger-recognition signal, so to speak.	10
14	354	It, too, presumably, was intimately involved in the pack's general response, its defense response, or stranger-rejection response, so to speak.	10
16	48	He would presumably be found there tomorrow, or the day after, by a cleaning slave.	10
16	486	Lecchio produced a switch, presumably from somewhere at the roadside.	10
18	370	The corridor was long and seemingly empty, on both sides of the door, save for such things as closed doors, presumably locked, slave rings, niches here and there, vases, and decorative plantings.	10
18	511	Those in the search parties would presumably be looking for a fellow in merchants' robes, yellow and white, perhaps even of a Turian cut or fashion, and sewn with silver.	10
20	102	But where in such passages, presumably unguarded, lonely and seldom used, would a suitable place be found for such a deposit? No, it seemed more likely he would have carried them with him, away from the room on his person.	10
20	217	You, on the other hand, an actual human being, would presumably have little difficulty in doing so.	10
21	93	This key, then, in a simple case, without variations, would presumably be used in the following manner: the deciphering individual would write "C-I-B-R-O-N" in the first six spaces at the top of a Kaissa board, moving from left to right, then following with the other, unused letters of the alphabet,...	10
21	104	In this manner, too, of course, they would tend to be safe from common thieves, whose investigations presumably would be directed more toward the breaking open of strong boxes and the search for secret hiding places.	10
21	457	He did have, presumably, through Belnar, connections with members of the high council of the city.	10
21	462	They would then presumably leave.	10

Book 21. (55 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	341	Presumably there would be spies, or informers of some sort, with the troops or the wagons.	10
4	159	Surely no war has been fought in which both sides have not sincerely claimed, and presumably believed, for one reason or another, that they were right.	10
5	230	Boabissia, however, was presumably unaware of these things.	10
8	64	Had the terrain been properly scouted, had the wagons been properly guarded, this thing presumably could not have happened, or, surely, not in as devastating a fashion as this.	10
8	77	In some cases digits had been cut away, presumably to free rings.	10
11	174	That was to be expected, I supposed, given the fact that they had presumably been written in a condition of some agitation, under a condition of some stress.	10
13	70	They presumably, like them, would merely find themselves with new masters.	10
14	32	She had, it seemed, for whatever reason, presumably opportunism or greed, betrayed the pledge of her Home Stone.	10
14	41	One depicted the laying of the first stone in Torcadino's walls, an act which presumably would have taken place more than seven hundred years ago, when, according to the legends, the first wall, only a dozen feet high, was built to encircle and protect a great, sprawling encampment at the joining of...	10
15	212	Presumably they will also have to be divided, marched into diverse areas to facilitate the acquisition of new supplies.	10
15	260	Also the female here, at the side of the desk, would presumably have moved, or gasped or cried out".	10
15	500	In this particular situation it would presumably only make it more difficult to deal with the Polemarkos, to whom I must soon give the appearance of inviting bona-fide negotiation".	10
15	518	"But he would presumably understand I mean no insult by it.	10
15	640	"Presumably so," he said.	10
15	642	"Presumably Ar's Station, if subjected to attack, could be relieved by a small force," he said, "and a countermarch to the coast could cut off the Cosians from their base in Brundisium".	10
16	8	Letters of safety, aside from the difficulties they might involve me in with Cosian sentries or outposts, which might be considerable, would presumably not be needed by everyone entering Ar.	10
16	744	"You are now only two women," I said, "each in the custody of impartial iron, each presumably destined to stand by herself on the sawdust of the slave block, each, separately, to helplessly submit to, and endure, the objective scrutiny of buyers.	10
16	1318	"Presumably no drover, or low person, a mere employee, say, would have had a baby with him," she said.	10
16	1428	I could see, some two hundred yards or so away, pennons of Cos, marking presumably the first row of siege trenches.	10
16	1530	In a few Ehn, as we were making our way through a corner of the camp, we would presumably encounter some contravallation, some outer lines or ditches, set up to protect the besiegers against possible attack by an outside, relieving force.	10
18	131	"The caravan in which I was found was by all accounts," she said, "one of immense size, and presumably of great wealth".	10
19	16	"How could anyone have done it?" "Presumably it could have been done only by one practiced in stealth, who knew for what he was searching, and where it might be found.	10
19	371	Poetry, after all, or most poetry, is presumably meant to be heard, not read.	10
21	135	If he had flaws as a regent presumably they might be due to his lack of information, or perhaps to a certain unwarranted optimism, or untutored innocence or naivety.	10
22	391	And, of course, who would veil an animal? Does that very thought not seem ridiculous? Would you veil a tarsk, a kaiila, a sleen? So why another sort of animal, a female slave? And free women, though presumably with different motivations, also insist on denying the veil to slave girls.	10
24	92	Commonly, presumably because it is so pleasurable, he is in no hurry for it to end.	10
24	182	Similarly we had encountered no difficulty in being admitted into his presence, in spite of the fact that he was presumably an important man.	10
25	9	He had entertained Hurtha and myself, sharing some fine paga with us, of the House of Temus, my favorite, after Boabissia had been removed from the room, presumably to be transported to his house of business.	10
25	10	By now she was doubtless marked and collared, and chained somewhere there, presumably in the lower pens, as she was for most practical purposes a new girl.	10
25	292	Presumably she would be fastened by her neck chain to a wall or floor ring within, until she was brought forth again, to the floor.	10
25	356	For example, many women on Earth who are implicitly taught by their culture, for example, through pictures and accounts, that they do not fulfill culturally approved stereotypes of feminine desirability and beauty, might discover, presumably to their horror, that they would bring a high price in a G...	10
25	374	She may be given the name afresh, but now to be worn as a slave name chosen by her master, or, sometimes, presumably that she may better understand her dependence on men's will, and her subjection to male domination, she may be given another Earth-girl name.	10
25	558	I assumed that they would attempt to make the first contact, either having seen me, presumably near the Central Cylinder, or having some sort of description.	10
25	2348	Presumably the individual, or individuals, would be familiar with my appearance, either from the plaza near the Central Cylinder or from a description.	10
26	26	In some of the other alcoves, of course, those not empty, there were presumably slaves, girls waiting alone in the darkness, in their chains, knowing that they would be at the mercy of whoever might enter the alcove.	10
26	152	They would also assume, presumably, and I had encouraged them in this belief, that their quarry might be in the tunnel and not in an alcove.	10
26	156	Indeed, one would only have to stay there until morning, at which time, presumably, they would feel obliged to make away.	10
26	158	Presumably he would wish to signal his fellow down the corridor in some way.	10
26	207	I could now hear the small sound of the metal, presumably a knife, on the stones, coming from my left.	10
26	225	Presumably such a draw would not take place in the close quarters of an alcove, where there was little room for its wielding.	10
26	253	In a moment two objects, presumably sheaths, though I doubted from the sound they contained knives, with some buckles and straps, came sliding along the tunnel floor, one from the right, the other from the left.	10
26	303	The quiva presumably could act as a probe and defense.	10
26	438	I had located some binding fiber at the side, and a leather thong, with a coin, presumably a tarsk bit, threaded on it.	10
26	527	"Since someone put you here, presumably as a punishment, I gather you have been something of a nuisance, or inconvenience".	10
26	788	We emerged into a yard, where the slaves presumably could get fresh air and be exercised.	10
26	1368	He will presumably put you through some simple slave paces, forming some conception of your capacity to move well before men.	10
26	1389	This is again done presumably in the presence of witnesses, who may be asked to certify their witnessing of the action.	10
26	1397	There you will presumably be branded and fitted with your first collar.	10
26	1454	"That would presumably be their last night of freedom".	10
26	1458	"Yes," I said, "presumably that they will then understand the totality of what will be expected of them at the feast.	10
26	1474	"The analogy is not perfect between the whip and more serious penalties, of course," I said, "for the girl, or most girls, will presumably never experience any of the more serious penalties, such as, say, being penalty branded as a thief or liar.	10
26	1475	On the other hand, she presumably will, upon occasion, some girls more than others, as needed, have an ample bodily and mental experience of minor penalties.	10
26	1896	Most, initially, presumably, would have been taken as free women by slavers or soldiers.	10
26	1908	Similarly, you, and others, such as masters, will be able to tell, presumably, and with some accuracy, whether or not you are more beautiful, or more intelligent, than your chain sisters.	10
26	1930	It would presumably be on the upper levels.	10

Book 22. (31 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	146	"Then," he said, "she has presumably been transported elsewhere, carried away in the chains of another, to a different fate, presumably never to see him again.	10
5	276	"Remember," he said, "eventually, on the block, when you are retailed, presumably in different markets, do not tighten.	10
6	21	Our sales would then, presumably, take place in various places, and the moneys, except for the retailer's profit, would return to the wholesaler, for his profit, and eventually to Ulrick's people, for theirs.	10
6	139	But they were presumably not then gagged and hooded, or confined as closely as we.	10
6	321	Not such a woman! Never such a woman! But then why was she so hostile? Did she think that our service and beauty, our yielding to our hearts, lessened or demeaned her in some way? What a puzzling inference! What an absurd conclusion! What a grotesque mockery of thought that would be! Must all women ...	10
7	24	Similarly, of course, such camps presumably had other values, as well.	10
7	52	Here and there, too, supporting this idea, were great heaps of charred timber and rubble, presumably awaiting some disposition.	10
10	520	Even the blankets and sheets we had been given, presumably mostly for warmth, we had to remove in certain fashions that clearly, from a man's point of view, would have counted as an extremely sensuous disrobing.	10
11	206	That is presumably because it is a form of dance which, for the most part, is thought to be fit only for slaves, and would be performed only by slaves.	10
11	406	Too, we have now done, presumably, with the fellows who would buy a chance on anything, as long as it is a chance, and, too, those fellows to whom a virginity in itself, regardless of whose it is, is of great interest.	10
11	1377	The paper on which he had smeared blood was doubtless the attestation paper, the blood being presumably put at the bottom, in the place for it.	10
11	1509	She is reassured of the intent and seriousness of the command if, for example, she is asked if the command need be repeated, which eventuality she will presumably be anxious to avoid.	10
14	81	Those to whom such considerations are not incomprehensible will presumably understand something of what I am attempting to convey.	10
17	393	A new girl would presumably wear it soon, as some, it seemed, had before me.	10
19	128	If I were inclined to attempt an escape, even clad merely in such a way, I presumably would not get far.	10
20	265	Who could prove that he had been involved in these things? My own testimony, even if it were dragged out of me on the rack, would be only that of a slave; his men would presumably not betray him; and he could always claim that his tavern, the basement, and such, had been used without his knowledge.	10
24	150	If they wished to kill me, they would presumably prefer to do so slowly.	10
24	577	"For example, those in the black chain who are not criminals, and for whom Ionicus does not have prisoner papers, will presumably be at least temporarily removed from the vicinity.	10
24	646	You will now, presumably, be used more to frustrate them than please them.	10
25	95	I had not gone with it, as I presumably otherwise would have, because I had been kept at the tent of the overseer.	10
26	107	To be sure, some, serving shorter sentences, would presumably go for less, and some, more dangerous fellows, perhaps, serving longer sentences, might go for more.	10
26	245	They would presumably pick them up here and there, perhaps selling some, and adding others.	10
27	46	It had not started well, for I had been hampered by terror, but soon, as I recalled my earlier beating by Aulus, and knew I might be again whipped if I did not do well, and as I reassured myself that within the camp I would presumably be safe, and as I saw the men, and I knew they wished pleasure, a...	10
27	174	Tomorrow I would presumably return to the black chain of Ionicus, though perhaps to be kept in Aulus's tent in a rectangle of silk.	10
27	209	If there had been something there, presumably it would be only another of his fellows, perhaps relieving himself in the darkness, not wanting to seek out the latrines.	10
27	210	If anyone had something to fear it was presumably I, and not he.	10
27	220	Presumably I would be again at the stirrup of Aulus.	10
27	272	Its lusts, and I did not doubt but what such a vital, powerful creature had them, would presumably be triggered by configurations and natures quite other than mine.	10
28	186	Might it not be that the beast, not of our kind, was, in effect, utilizing the choices of Vacchi, as guaranteeing that his pickups would presumably be such that they would be attractive to human males?" "Yes!" I said.	10
29	1323	"If it is angry, presumably it will be angry with him.	10
31	108	If this were some plan on the part of the stranger and him presumably he would not have asked this question.	10

Book 23. (54 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	426	In another stroke of lightning, I caught sight, again, of the swinging "grease bucket," it filled presumably with tar and tallow, hanging on its strap from the axle housing of the wagon ahead of me.	10
2	112	She had marched north, presumably to relieve Ar's Station.	10
2	147	She could presumably find another port by means of which to keep open her lines of communication and supply.	10
2	208	Tarn wire, too, I was sure, would be strung about, most of it presumably from the roof of the inn to the height of the palisade.	10
2	218	Both sections, I speculated, would be joined by a narrow, easily blocked underground passage cut in the stone, one presumably taking its way beneath the covered way between them.	10
2	285	This, of course, was presumably not so much because such a challenge might be thought to be demeaning to a free woman, as, perhaps, that women on Gor, in a sense, are themselves money.	10
6	749	If the keeper did decide to shave off, or crop, the hair of the Lady Temione, and, for that matter, the others, the Lady Amina, the Lady Rimice, and so on, he would presumably sell it to suppliers to the Cosians.	10
7	11	The fellow, thus, who seemingly was fond of his luxuries, would have to wait for a time, and then, when the water was comfortably warm, could presumably be counted upon, if only in compensation for his discomfort and inconvenience, to dally for a while.	10
7	14	For example, he had drunk heavily the night before and presumably could be counted upon to awaken in a few hours, thirsty and drenched with sweat.	10
8	34	On the other hand, he would presumably not suspect in how great a hurry I actually was.	10
8	193	Yet now, in the morning, presumably by now fully aware of what she was doing, she dared to again so hold her hands before a man.	10
8	246	"The slave girl, normally, stays simply as men put her, for example, in such a case, presumably naked and bound".	10
8	250	"Hand and foot?" "Presumably," I said.	10
9	39	The patrols, which were thick in the vicinity, given my habiliments and accouterments, and my brandished pouch, presumably a diplomatic one, had taken me for a courier.	10
9	40	Also, although I had not planned it, the presence of the blindfolded, braceleted girl before me, apparently a capture, presumably picked up en route, and doubtless soon to be collared, added to the effect.	10
9	302	Liadne, herself, was not an experienced slave, for, I recalled, she had been startled to find herself utilized, and well, with her ankles chained, but she would still, presumably, be worlds of sensuousness beyond the simple free women in her charge.	10
10	92	Those who were not of Cos, and were mercenaries, fighting only for their fees, and some loot, perhaps a female or two, and gold, would presumably not be much moved by appeals to Cosian heritages or patriotism.	10
10	325	What defenders there were would presumably be summoned by alarms to threatened points.	10
11	32	The hair of the free women, on the other hand, would presumably have been donated, as a contribution to the defense of the city.	10
12	226	"And that pleasure would presumably remain mine even if Ar's Station were burned to the ground, and salt cast upon the ashes!" "Of course," I said.	10
12	303	Presumably to have put the pan forward earlier, before receiving the order, or permission, would have been regarded as presumptuous, and perhaps have resulted in its remaining empty for the day.	10
13	269	"Had you done so," I said, "you presumably would not be here now".	10
15	78	If it were to rise again, which I did not really expect, or not significantly, under the current circumstances, presumably that would be shortly before their departure from the cell.	10
15	542	"The first is that you feared that the high castes and the richer castes, such as the Merchants, might be less likely to be spared by the enemy, that they might be the subject of more resentment, perhaps because of envy, or perhaps that they would be particularly sought out for vengeance, on the sup...	10
15	756	At that moment there was a hideous impact some forty feet or fifty feet from us and on the other side of the interior wall to the left, as one would face the cell door, in what, presumably, would have been the cell adjoining ours, there was a bursting inward of brick and stone.	10
15	1040	Presumably she would not know, for example, who might have survived and who not.	10
16	5	He turned about and I followed him through the corridor, presumably to the height of the forward wall.	10
16	12	If Lady Publia heard these tiny noises, and associated them with Lady Claudia, presumably she thought that Lady Claudia was accompanying the executioner to the wall, doubtless as she herself would have.	10
16	130	Hope would be springing up wildly within her, for the executioner not knowing who she was, and thinking she was the Lady Claudia, would presumably have simply put her on the spear and went about his business, probably, pulling off his mask, to some post on the wall.	10
16	315	We heard some cheers from down on the wall, a handful, presumably greeting the appearance of the impaling spear, seemingly burdened.	10
16	395	In such a case, presumably the woman would expect the master who has then put claim on her to free her.	10
16	396	That would presumably be the point of the matter.	10
17	276	This brought the blows of the ram high on the gate, presumably over the rocks and sand, and such, which had been heaped behind it by the defenders.	10
17	586	In this covered way, men passing him, from various parts of the citadel, presumably taking their way to the harbor area, on a piece of stone, broken from the inside of the way, his head in his hands, sat Aemilianus, bleeding.	10
17	643	As soon as the ram was free of the opening, it would presumably be held back, in place, and then men would come through the portal, one by one, or in twos and threes.	10
21	97	I do not think she was sure, actually, where she was, except that she had presumably been conducted further aft, or if anyone were about.	10
21	293	"Ten ships of Port Cos, and fifteen others," said Aemilianus, "entered the harbor of Ar's Station yesterday afternoon, shortly before what would presumably have been the last attack of Cos on the piers.	10
21	330	"It is also believed that you carried much gold with you, in your purse, presumably, again, to improve your chances of persuading victorious Cosians to spare you, resources incidentally much beyond the reach of most women of Ar's Station, thus, again, supplying you with an advantage over them.	10
21	358	The legal problems connected with intent to deceive with respect to caste, of course, problems of the sort which presumably constitute the rationale of the law, usually come up in cases of fraud or impersonation, for example, with someone pretending to be of the Physicians.	10
21	719	With the belly thong, presumably her hands would be tied closely, tightly, at the small of her back.	10
21	738	"Clearly Ar's Station was abandoned, and presumably therewith the Vosk, and its basin, surrendered to Cos".	10
21	1173	"Presumably," said he.	10
21	1205	The absence of the nether closure in most slave garments is presumably to excite the girl and increase her sense of vulnerability, and to assure her convenience to the touch and utilization of the master.	10
21	1208	The usual lack of sleeves in slave garments is presumably to reveal more of the slave, and it also attests to the Gorean's recognition of the soft beauty of a woman's arms.	10
21	1267	To be sure, more than one kettle-and-mat girl has blossomed in bondage, and become a dream of delight to her presumably impecunious master.	10
21	1366	One who is willing to betray her own Home Stone would presumably not hesitate to betray someone else's.	10
21	1370	"Her slavery, thus," he said, "will presumably be either simple, and uncompromised, or excessively cruel, and uncompromised".	10
23	39	"Presumably not often, at any rate," I granted her.	10
24	83	At night, its beacon aflame, the light multiplied and reflected in the mirrors, it could presumably be seen for pasangs up and down the river.	10
24	162	Too, there were two or three fellows of Port Cos there, those who had set up the outjutting display beams, and would presumably handle the forward lines in wharfing.	10
24	672	Sometimes slavers are astonished when, presumably by accident, they encounter so transformed a slave, and will bid high to buy her back, but the master is seldom willing to sell her.	10
24	760	Presumably this is to avoid incurring the disfavor of Priest-Kings.	10
24	785	Their hoods would be removed, presumably, only in the slaver's house.	10
24	980	She moved her knees a little further apart, presumably in an effort to make clear her desire to be pleasing.	10

Book 24. (37 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
48	579	Even torturers, I supposed, might be satisfied with the information that we had given the girl to a mercenary, Edgar of Tarnwald, and he, by that time, would presumably have slipped away, unnoticed, and presumably under new names.	10
1	281	This was presumably out of a respect for the power of Port Cos, and her desire to influence, if not control, through Port Cos, the politics of the Vosk league, and, through it, the river, and the Vosk basin, as a whole.	10
1	336	I have mentioned that the girls were not belled, and that this had to do with, presumably, the possible need for darkness and silence, in the event of an attack on the camp.	10
1	368	Also, of course, the Cosians were presumably moving toward either Brundisium, which had been the port of entry of their invasion fleet, or south to join Myron in the vicinity of Torcadino, where Dietrich of Tarnburg, the mercenary, lay at bay, like a larl in his den.	10
1	515	His monetary fortunes, I gather, if not his dignity, have been apparently recouped, presumably from loot distributed to the command of Artemidorus, acquired in the fall of Ar's Station".	10
1	615	After the keeper's man had shouldered the Lady Temione and carried her off, head to the back, as a slave is commonly carried, presumably to a chaining ring or kennel for the night, I had not seen her until she, with others, blindfolded, were kneeling before me, naked and in coffle, in the camp of Co...	10
1	1121	I had doubled back through the environing tents, most of which were empty, presumably thanks to the sounds of the paga enclosure and various hastily spreading rumors, such as that of Borton's generosity, that there was to be a parade of slaves, and that a curvaceous woman was now dancing her slavery...	10
1	1139	They, too, were presumably curious.	10
1	1145	These were located at the southern edge of the camp, that direction in which lay, presumably, the main forces of Ar.	10
3	78	Too, by now, Marcus was presumably already at Holmesk, or in its vicinity.	10
3	550	Presumably you have been fed and watered.	10
9	10	I, too, were our positions reversed, would presumably have taken similar precautions.	10
13	299	An excellent example of this was Cos' backing of Port Cos' entry into the Vosk League, presumably hoping thereby to influence or control the league through the policies of her sovereign colony, while Ar refused this same opportunity to Ar's Station, thereby more than ever isolating Ar's Station on t...	10
17	271	I did not fear rencers during the time of the migration of the flies, which would presumably, in its several waves, take place intermittently, perhaps being completed in so short a time as a few Ahn, perhaps lasting as long as a few days.	10
18	17	Many had darkened their faces, and arms and legs, with mud and ashes, presumably as some putative protection against the flies.	10
18	298	The rencer population of the delta is extremely small, actually, and they would presumably, if they were still active, be in the vicinity of the remnants of the forces of Ar.	10
19	25	There is quite a difference, you see, between a bait girl who knows that hunters are about, usually concealed in a blind, whose skill will presumably protect her, and a girl with no knowledge of nearby succor.	10
19	199	From what I had seen it would presumably try to pick me up in its jaws.	10
19	1735	"Even so I would not entertain too sanguine a hope for deliverance from such a quarter," I said, "as your usefulness to Cos is presumably now at an end, their objective accomplished in the delta".	10
21	22	"You would make this observation, presumably," I said, "tied on your knees, your wrists fastened to your ankles, in a rence craft".	10
22	55	If we were to cook the fish, we would presumably do so in wrappings of wet rence, buried in the ashes of a small fire.	10
22	60	It would presumably be otherwise when one reached the edges of the delta.	10
22	63	Cuwignaka, Canka, Hci, and such fellows, presumably would not do so.	10
24	78	"To be sure," I said, "some days having passed, it is presumably now pasangs from the point where the men of Ar caught up to it.	10
24	166	"Presumably your master would not wish you to risk marking yourself, as that might lower your value".	10
24	168	"Too," I said, "if you were a slave, presumably you would not wish to mark yourself either, for various reasons".	10
24	234	You could presumably note only the nature of the ceiling".	10
26	154	"Even though I were a free woman?" "If you were in chains," I said, "you would presumably no longer be a free woman".	10
26	160	"Presumably not," I said, "at least if they are pleasing".	10
27	19	But now, it seemed, he had stopped struggling, and was simply crying out for help, in case, presumably despite all probabilities, any might be about.	10
27	478	They will believe that she was taken by rencers and presumably done away with, or possibly enslaved.	10
28	353	They did not know, of course, that she was the Lady Ina, but they would know, or believe, presumably, that she was a free woman.	10
28	355	To be sure they would presumably accept her as a simple, lowly rence girl, and much had they suffered at the hands of rencers.	10
28	565	He then departed, presumably to accomplish this errand.	10
29	162	She would, presumably, in one of the rence villages or another, on one of the rence islands, have seen such a brand on some beauty, perhaps stolen from a slave barge.	10
30	17	It would not occur to them, or I hoped it would not, that fugitives might, for a time, retrace their earlier, luckless routes, those presumably now closed off by rencers from them, those which had proved so disastrous for them.	10
31	82	In this context it would presumably indicate that the young man was the son, or descendant, natural or adopted, of a fellow named 'Tenrik'.	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	43	Accordingly the master, and presumably two magistrates, who would act as official witnesses and be officers versed in certain matters, would wish to arrive early, presumably about half past the sixth Ahn, or, at any rate, at a decent interval before the seventh Ahn.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	295	For example, the leather workers would presumably be better at working leather than the metal workers, and the metal workers would presumably be better at working metal than the leather workers, and so on.	10

Book 27. (2 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	286	On each side the same scene was depicted, that of a nude female, presumably a slave, kneeling before a man, presumably her master, in whose hand there was a whip.	10
27	137	In the next two or three days, sometime, presumably depending on the trekking, they should reach the vicinity of "the place of concealed tarns," at which point Bosk, he of Port Kar, and Marcus, he of Ar's Station, would leave the group, presumably proceeding thence to the rendezvous point.	10

Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	1158	Then the chain moved, presumably frightened to remain where it was, presumably fearful of falling behind, and, the chain jerking against the side of her neck, she stumbled forward.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
48	65	Presumably, given the unrest in the Cave, the abortive revolt of Lucius, who had presumably been as trusted, or more trusted, than any, and the possible existence of dissidents amongst the Kurii, perhaps even some lingering followers of Lucius, I did not think he would dare to be far from Timarchos ...	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
54	329	"Presumably we could not overcome Kurii, and, even if so, presumably we would be unable to manage the device.	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	217	It became clear, in Brundisium, that some, presumably failed coin merchants and defrauded patrons, presumably through one or more agents, were seeking the former Lady Julia Leta, now the slave, Luta, to return her to Ar's Street of Coins, one supposes for use in restoring the name of the Claudian ho...	10
43	268	Outside, and above, presumably on the pier, I heard Seremides say, presumably to a confederate who had been awaiting our arrival, "Raise a blue lantern and a yellow lantern, on the pier pole".	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
39	90	"And he is absent from the city," said Thurnock, "presumably at sea, presumably for days".	10